Sentence examples for secretive institution from inspiring English sources

But Davos is hardly a secretive institution: it is crawling with journalists.

The vote also made clear Congress's insistence on transparency from a historically secretive institution that has made extraordinary interventions in the market since 2008.

The leak allowed the world a rare glimpse into an ancient, but secretive, institution, laying bare growing turmoil and hints of power plays among vying factions.

I think back to another time when the release of documents changed the way the public thought about a certain secretive institution.

The ICRC, founded in 1863, run entirely by the Swiss and based in Geneva, has always been a famously secretive institution.

Mr. Kan will have his work cut out for him, battling a secretive institution that claims historical roots going back 13 centuries and that has long drawn the best and brightest graduates from top universities.

The author and journalist Matt Taibbi has written about corruption in some of the world's most powerful and secretive institutions.

But last month, the private-banking arm of Credit Suisse, regarded as one of Zurich's more staid and secretive institutions, broke ranks.

The revelations of a single brave whistleblower, combined with journalists willing to risk offending some of the most powerful and secretive institutions on earth, started an avalanche.

The armed forces, one of the nation's most secretive institutions, has court-martialed 299 soldiers since December 2000, the military said.

"The monarchy is not covered by Freedom of Information rules; Prince Charles is lobbying government in secret; millions of pounds of royal costs are hidden; the monarchy is one of the most secretive institutions in the country".